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A Fox Tale

Posted on the 12 August 2012 by Gerard

A Fox Tale is inspired by a Chinese legend. It tells the story of two brothers on the hunt for a fox. But this particular fox is not quite what it seems. Directed by Thomas Bozovic, Alexandre Cazals, Julien Legay, and Chao Ma.

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(thanks Cora)

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